, 1887-11-02
G.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Mail Steamer "OrinOco' from the WeSC
Indies arrived here at 6 a. m. to-day.
New York, October 28th.-It is stated
that the Royal Clyde yacht Clnb will
challenge America for the Cup WIN Mr.
Sweets new cutter.
Sir Wilfred Blunt has been sentenced to
two months Imprisonment for speaking at
the Woodf0rd prohibited meeting. His
Irish associate was sentenced for three
weeks. They have appealed. Mr.. Shaw
Lefevre, in a speech at Hanley, denounced
the sentence as a crime.
The Canadian Press, commenting on Mr..
Chamberlain's recent speech, criticize 1t as
q display of undiplOmatic temper. The
Daily News, in an editorial, demands that
the Marquis of Salisbury make a new APP
pOintment, unless he is anxious that the
negotiations should fail. The Standard
expresses the opinion that Irish influence
in such matters is insignificant.
The inquiry into the death of the dyna-
inter Cohen promises to result i'll serious
revelations.
Baron de Worms in reply to % Liverpool
deputatiOn stated that all the Powers, in
Guiding France, would join the Sugar CON
ference.
Paris news states that the Budget Com
mittee approve NJ. Rouviers proposed con-
version of the four and % halt per cents.
Inc CUaMU6T OI UtpullCS mas opp'ONCN
the proposal to pension those who were
wounded in the revolution OF 48.
M. Wilson declares that he has no in
tention of resigning his seat, and he will
attend the legislative inquiry into the
charges, The other accused have been
committed for trial.
New York, October 29th.-It iS announc-
ed that Mr.. Charles Frederick Lumb, tue
new Judge for Trinidad, will sail ON the
third prOximO.
The race for the C~ambridgeshire Stakes
resulted as follows: GlOriation, first;
Bendigo, second; Quicksand, third.
Earl Spencer, in the course OF % speech
at Bedford, said the worst enemies of the
Parnellites were the d~ynamiters, and that
q liberal policy of Cancellation would end
the Outrages.
Paris dispatches state that NJ. Grevy
has summoned M. NJ. LerOyer and FlOquet,
and received their resignation as being
unwilling to permit an Irregular tribunal
of the Legislature, such as a committee, to
prosecute M. Wilson. He declares that
he is perfectly anxious to have NJ. Wilson
tried for any offence before u regular court,
but he would not submit to biackmall from
personal enemies. NJ. Fl0quet assured the
President he had the confidence of the
Chambers, and asked him to reconsider his
U0CISIOUs VA 0A0EJ Wa ""IO N"N
the Committee.
1t is reported that M. Wilson has sent
to the Minister of Finance 10000 francs to
cover the postage used by him under PresI-
dent Crews frank.
An International banquet was given in
Paris Yesterday, being the anniversary of
of the unwilling of Bartholdi's statue of
Liberty at New York.
New York, October 3lst.-London news
states that France has agreed to join the
Sugar Bounty Conference, which is an
nounced to meet in November.
1t is stated that Lord Randolph Church
i'll will NOT accept the VicerOyalty OF Cana
da, it is thought that he is more likely TO
return to the Ministry.
The Galatea arrived in England after
an 1S days trip. The Thistle has not yet
been reported.
8 The statement that President Cleveland
had asked the withdrawal of Mr.. Chamber
lain from the Fisheries Commission is
denied. The Toronto Globe asks that.h e
NAV be superseded, his presence being
regarded as certain to compromise vital
Canadian interests. Mr.. chamberlain on
his deSarture for the United States on
Saturday declared that the Canadian and
American criticisms we're mistakes, as they
we're based on imperfect reports of his
recent speeches at Ulster and Islington.
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